XFX GeForce 6800XT DirectX 9 PVT42KVDE3 256MB 128-Bit GDDR3 AGP 4X/8X Video Card

Pros: 50 FPS in wow at decent to high detail settings. Works great with no hicups.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Great APG card for a decent price

Pros: Great card. its faster than my previous GPU (Radeon x700 Pro). through the years i have come to trust Nvidia lightyears ahead of any other product. i can run just about all my games with no hitches or problems on high to max settings, granted i have a P4 3.2 ghz, 1 gig ram. the card looks rad and ive found that you DONT need a 500 watt PSU. mine is 400 watt and no problems whatsoever.

Cons: AGP is getting old. the card is a bit on that large and in charge side.

Pros: I just got this yesterday and man, words can't describe it! it's worth the budget and yes, u really do see a great improvement in the game play. I was able to play all the games I had without any lag. Also works great with a kvm. For the price, it is worth... even better in performance!

Cons: None that I know of

Pros: I came from a FX5500 256 I have a p4 non ht 768mb ram and this card (I was able to unlock the 4 disable pipeline and the vertex shader no artifacts . Stays at 50 to 60 C but i run my case open. The fan isnt really noticeable compared to the Psu and cpu fans (those are loud) I run a 480 watt PSU no power problems. When running 2 HDD 2 Drives, a fan, and sound card. Again it plays HL2 HDR 1600x 1200 with AF 6X (I dont do AA but it did 2x AA (I didnt try the others) Ive own this product for 4 hours now ill write a review when/if it fails)

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: I came from a FX5500 Im really happy and HDR looks so beautiful At 16x12

Pros: The graphics are awe-inspiring, now my pc has to keep up with the video card. COOL!!!

Cons: The car is very larger but will fit in a well laid out case

Overall Review: Card never gets hot Hit man 3 maxed out, Prey at max, and Movies never touch it runs at 62C all the time.

Pros: I've never noticed a performance boost with an upgrade like I noticed when this card was installed. I moved up from a Geforce FX5700 to this card and now on World of Warcraft all my graphics settings can be set on max with no graphics related lag. I’ve never noticed this kind of an improvement on any kind of upgrade I’ve done. Since I run dual monitors its nice having the duel DVI output. No more fuzziness on the monitor that was previously plugged into a VGA port.

Cons: Haven't noticed any yet.

Overall Review: The box for the card mentions that it needs 500 watts. So far it’s working fine on the 170-watt power supply that came with my Dell Dimension, but I’ve started shopping around for a stronger power supply.

Pros: I havent even received the card yet, im sure it's worth the money...for an aging AGP technology, but I bought a MOBO/CPU combo. from newegg, that works great, just needs an AGP card to better push Star Wars Battle front 2-somewhat better than it does, and I notice NewEgg now has package tracking on its website. That freaking rocks!.

Cons: I probably didnt need the card, but I'm teaching my son a valuable lesson: If you want to be a geek, Buy it when you THINK you need it, and when you actually DO need it, you'll already have it. I really want to be credited with that quote....unless somone else said it first.

Overall Review: Newegg, thanks for the progressive actions, Integrating shipping tracking onto your site proves your techno savvy mettle. You, of course, Rock!

Pros: Excellent AGP card for the money. Performs like a champ for the games I have, which include Everquest, Rome Total War, CS, Simcity 4, Doom 3. Have nearly all the settings at max with no lag. This is truly an impressive card at a low price.

Cons: This does say 500W power supply required, more than most moderate computers will have coming out of a box. Fairly large card, but that will only effect those with mini-towers and other small cases. In my full tower this was not an issue.

Overall Review: I'm running it off a 350W power supply at the moment with no issues. I will continue to do so for a bit, just to see if there will be an issue with power, but then I plan on upgrading my PSU so I can overclock this and see what I can squeeze out of it.